Sentence examples for various spouses from inspiring English sources
The other talkers, apart from the aspiring novelist, are a cleric, a lawyer, a journalist, a dental technician, and various spouses and children.
In the end all those aunts and uncles, their various spouses and my parents — 12 baby boomers, all told — only had seven children: myself, my sister and five cousins.
It makes sense that the Tudors would be popular entertainment in England, where they are after all a crucial part of national history, and where schoolchildren are still taught a little mnemonic to keep straight the fate of Henry's various spouses: "Divorced, beheaded, died, divorced, beheaded, survived".
After the various spouses arrive, Tony announces he has solved the mystery.
But because of extra care, these roots are strong, and our tree can hold the chaotic collection of yours, mine, ours, various ex-spouses and a few confused grandparents.
But because of extra care these roots are strong and your tree can hold the chaotic collection of yours, mine, ours, various ex-spouses, and a few confused grandparents.
The Sudden Departure, which occurred one Oct. 14, is never made remotely real — we're told that various children and spouses just abruptly vanished into thin air — and laborious and unconvincing analogies to 9/11 are repeatedly hurled at the reader.
A couple's risk of divorce is influenced by various characteristics of both spouses and their marriage, and large parts of this literature discuss the role of spouses' traits, circumstances, and intra-household processes (White 1990; Lyngstad and Jalovaara 2010).
Do you think you favor inclusiveness because you yourself have seven children — and their spouses of various faiths — from how many marriages?
This is an inconsistency in the figures on husbands and wives, which results in a number of missing spouses in various locations.
We will look at the presidential circle; consisting of, at various times, vice presidents, spouses and key advisors, as a means of understanding the filters through which information moves and decisions are made.
